Eli Manning’s still got it — even off the football field.
The legendary Giants quarterback, 44, faced off against WNBA star Caitlin Clark in a recent round of Pop-A-Shot on “The Eli Manning Show,” where he downed the NCAA’s all-time Division I scorer in the arcade game.
Filmed in New Orleans during Super Bowl week last month, Clark — the reigning WNBA Rookie of the Year — lined up against Manning, who got in a practice round at the Panini Prizm Lounge with his former Giants teammate, Shaun O’Hara.
“I’m actually really bad at Pop-A-Shot,” Clark, 23, admitted, catching her competition off-guard.
“You’re bad at Pop-a-Shot?” Manning asked as O’Hara replied, “I don’t believe it.”
The two-time Super Bowl champion went on a hot streak as the game got underway, torching the star Indiana Fever guard, 76-51.
“Give it up for Eli,” Clark said afterward.
The former Iowa standout is enjoying the offseason before she starts her second year in the league.
Clark was selected first overall by the Fever last year and averaged 19.2 points per game, 5.7 rebounds and 8.4 assists.
She was named an All-Star in her rookie season and made the All-WNBA First Team.
Although Clark clearly enjoyed her time with two Giants legends, the WNBA superstar doesn’t typically bleed Big Blue.
Clark is an avid Chiefs fan and caught Kansas City’s Divisional Round playoff win over the Houston Texans in January.
She watched the 23-14 victory in an Arrowhead Stadium suite with Taylor Swift, who was cheering on boyfriend Travis Kelce.
The Chiefs later reached Super Bowl 2025 but fell short of a historic three-peat after getting demolished by the Eagles, 40-22.
As the Eagles fly high this offseason, Manning’s Giants are entering a new era as they look for their next quarterback.
Manning spent his entire 16-year career in New York before retiring in 2020.
